Semifinal start: Tampa outclasses the Islanders

The team from Florida outclassed the New Yorkers, who were tired after seven matches against the Philadelphia Flyers, 8-2 on Monday in Edmonton. Game two of the series takes place on Wednesday. After Brayden Point scored 5-1 in the 34th minute, the opening game of the Eastern Conference final was decided. At this point, the Islanders had already replaced their goalie Thomas Greiss. The German was widely celebrated on Saturday with a shutout in the decisive match against Philadelphia. This time he had to go to the bench in the first third after nine shots and three goals conceded. "Let's be honest. This was a one-time affair.” Lightning coach Jon Cooper At Tampa Bay, two players had five scorer points: Brayden Point had two goals and three assists, Nikita Kutscherow had one goal and four assists. Her coach Jon Cooper put the clear success into perspective: “Let’s be honest. This was a one-time affair. They had to fight through a seven-game series and travel through time zones.” The Islanders flew from one game location to another on Sunday, from Toronto to Edmonton. Tampa, on the other hand, was able to prepare for the semifinal series for a good week. The NHL semi-finals in Edmonton (CAN): Tampa Bay Lightning – New York Islanders 8:2 Standings in the best-of-seven series: 1-0 Dallas Stars - Vegas Golden Knights (Wednesday, 2 a.m. CEST) Standings in the best-of-seven series: 1-0

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Semifinal start: Tampa outclasses the Islanders

Tampa Bay Lightning clearly won the first game in the semifinals of the National Hockey League against the New York Islanders.

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